“Zulum” from INSHALLAH, MADONNA, INSHALLAH by Miljenko Jergović, co-translated and recommended by Ellen Elias-Bursać
Spanning eight decades, these writers use unconventional forms to explore migration, family, gender, grief, and belonging
If returning to America was like getting on a lifeboat, why did I feel like I was drowning?
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Support"The Bone Hermit," flash fiction by Lyndsey Croal
The author of EXIT PARTY on being discovered from slush, embracing the mess of a first draft, and putting herself in her novels
Naima Coster discusses friendship at the fragile intersections of postpartum identity, class disparity, and maternal grief
Enjoy absorbing fiction from Recommended Reading every Monday and strange, diverting work from The Commuter every Wednesday.
“Zulum” from INSHALLAH, MADONNA, INSHALLAH by Miljenko Jergović, co-translated and recommended by Ellen Elias-Bursać
"The Bone Hermit," flash fiction by Lyndsey Croal
“Going Up” from OUT OF BODY by Chris Vanjonack, recommended by Weston Morrow
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